The Buffalo Field Office manages 780,291 acres of public lands and 4,731,140 acres of mineral estate within Campbell, Johnson, and Sheridan counties in north-central Wyoming. These three counties are part of the Northern Great Plains and are rich in old west history.

This area contains vast deposits of oil, gas and coal, in addition to providing a variety of resources such as wildlife habitat and rangelands for livestock grazing. The public lands and adjacent Bighorn National Forest provide many opportunities for recreational activities.

In the Spotlight

• March 2009 Buffalo RMP Planning Bulletin

• Buffalo RMP Final Scoping Report

• 2009 Lek Survey Coordination 

Frequently Requested

• Oil & Gas Road Guidelines
• Powder River Basin CBNG Wildlife Survey Protocols

• CBNG POD tracking - updated 03/27/09
  • FY 09 pending
  • FY 09 approved
  • previous years approved PODs
  • PODs approved under PRB EIS - listed chronologically 

BLM Wyoming Centers & Interagency Sites

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• National Historic Trails Interpretive Center
• National Sign Center
• Powder River Basin Interagency Working Group
• Wyoming Interagency Fire Restrictions

Buffalo RMP Revision

Cultural Resources

Energy & Minerals

Fire & Fuels

Ft. Creek Amendment

Grazing

Interagency Working Group

LR2000

MTPs

NEPA

Planning

Recreation

Sage-grouse Mgmt.

Wildlife

Wildlife Coordination